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Is this done even if you turn off the consent? How come there's no answer to this?

• gus_massa 26d ago
  Probably they respect it, but you must remember to turn it off (always), your coworkers must turn it off, if you share a draft with a graduate student they must turn it off, if you share a short version with the PR office they must remember to turn it off, ...
  • gatio 26d ago
    It will typically be off by default for business plans...and enforceably off in expensive enterprise plans.
    • gus_massa 25d ago
      In math, expect it to ne a mess, mostly because nobody is worry about industrial espionage[1]. Some researchers may get an AI version bought by the university, or school or department, others pay from a grant or their own pockets, other use the free version. I still remember 2020. We (I, my wife and a few close friends) got in total like 5 Moodles for math inside the same university, and I'm not counting the Moodles for physics or other subjets, and probably there were a few more for math that I didn't know. Each one has a slightly different configuration, so it was a mess to teleport info. Same with email, we have a different email server at the university/scholl/department level. (Who knows how Gemmini/Copilot/Whatever is configured in each one.) [1] I can't find the source now, but for the first https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-temperature_superconductivity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-temperature_superconducti... the forced the journal the permision to select their own referees and send the draft with the wrong atomic element and changed it to the correct one at the last printer proof.